Mies Van Der Rohe: 1886-1969: the Structure of Space

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, a towering figure in modern architecture, is examined through the lens of his profound belief that simplicity is essential to beauty. This exploration delves into his innovative designs and the philosophical underpinnings that guided his work from the late 19th century through to the late 20th century. Readers are invited to appreciate how Mies transformed spaces, shaping not only structures but also the way people engage with their environments.

With a keen focus on the interplay of space and form, the narrative unfolds the principles that defined Mies' approach, revealing how he achieved elegance through minimalism. The authors guide the audience through a visual and intellectual journey, highlighting key projects that showcase Mies’ unique vision and enduring impact on architecture.